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an oakland musician booted from outside land. accused of scalping performer tickets. tonight the artist says just a misunderstanding. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm matt keller. sold out music event of the year. people are doing whatever they can to get inside outside land. including jumping the fence. abc 7 news crew caught the fence jumpers on video this afternoon. it wasn't the only issue. melanie woodrow caught up with an artist cited at theño' event. artist and performer getting side lined before the show. ten officers rush us. grab us. handcuff us. instruct us to got on the ground. >> sfpd said officers detained

three after information they were able to see it take place. an intern from the office had sold the one wristband. >> reporter: saying he had nothing to do with it. outside land, making the decision to call off the show. as for his fans. >> well. that is unfortunate. but i will play for them again. it's not over. for one tech it. they used us as an example and that's what hurts me and i hurt for outsidelands. nobody wants it. were we jumping the fence. no. >> there were fns jumpers. no word on whether or not they were cited. in san francisco, abc 7 news.

>> san francisco police say they will give us arrest and citation totals. new at 11:00, a standoff ended in san jose. that's where police helped officers capture a wanted felon. paramedics took the suspect to a hospital. unclear if he was bitten by the police dog. police say the situation started in sunnyvale where undercover officers began following a man who led them to san jose. a man is in jail this evening accused of killing his girlfriend. 16-month-old daughter in redwood city. police received a call about a child not breathing at an apartment complex on mads on avenue. the girl died after being rushed to a hospital thursday afternoon. detectives arrested the man today. police say that he told them the child fell. the coroner performed an awe temperature see and det -- autopsy. san francisco 49ers coach says there was no fight between former linebacker smith and quarterback colin kaepernick

before smith's d tuchlt ui thur. >> i don't know where that could come from. nobody. >> abc 7 news was at the stadium as there was a shot down rumor. the team released smith friday. he is out on bail tonight. we'll hear more in sports. >> new details on a fatal crash in sonoma. alcohol may have been a factor. the driver of the porsche died and his passenger was injured. investigators say the car drove on the shoulder on 7th street went air bern and smashed inbora trech tree. >> a car fire shut down traffic on highway 4, discovery bay. began at 3:45 in the westbound lane. and abc 7 news viewers, sent us the photo of the car engulfed in flames. and started a grass fire that was put out. well if you have photos, video

of news in your community. we want to see it. post using #abc7now. we may show them on the air. firefighters, credit cooler weather with helping them gain ground against the massive wildfire burning near clear lake. officials lifted all evacuation orders today. the ricky fire is now 70% contained. it charred 109 square miles. the flames destroyed 43 homes. 3,000 firefighters remain on the front lines. other crews have gone home. >> in watsonville, a man swinging a machete threat tuned kill a man. in the santa cruz jail. tried to break into a car. when the victim confronted him. he ran away and came back with the weapon. then made death threats. both men have minor injuries. in the south bay, police are asking any one with the private security camera to register. investigators often use surveillance footage to help them identify suspects and solve kri crimes.

it will not give police remote access to your home or business security camera. developing news now. typhoon soudelor tearing through southeast china. the storm blamed for six deaths in taiwan. fourl wind ripped down trees and traffic lights and left twisted metal everywhere. 4 feet of rain fell, flooding streets and causing mudslide. 3 million are without power. hundreds of flights are canceled. another storm is beginning to churn in the pacific. head now to abc news meteorologist, for first check on weather and live doppler 7 hd. drew. >> pretty active season. in the specific thanks to warmer than normal ocean waters. now our eighth main storm in the eastern pacific. a strong eye in the hurricane. wind gusty right now. 130 miles per hour. gusts as high as 160 miles per hour. she is moving to the west, northwest. very slowly. but you do notice as she tracks

to the north. she enters cooler waters. so he will really degrade into just a weak tropical storm by thursday morning. and all indications are that she will stay north of hawaii. a live look. yes. but i am tracking a warmer end to the weekend. matt. >> thank you, drew. tens of thousand in at & t park. the giants are not plagying. the olsteen's presented their night of hope. >> they were worshippers that flew in from toronto, canada for the event. >> we have friend in san francisco, family in anaheim. when we saw he was coming to san francisco in august we made a family vacation. >> the night at at & t park. the second biggest ticket.

a packed house at at & t park. not looking for a home run. looking for hope. a message that resonates with christie rodriguez who drove here from modesto. >> there is a path for you. i just lost my job. i am okay with that. i believe, just a door closed. another one will open. >> our message is how can we lift somebody up. let them know they can overcome. and move forward. with god's help fulfill. >> we talked with osteen before he took the stage. this is a sold out event with people spending $1 for a chance to soak in what some people call a prosperity gospel. >> osteen oversees a ministry, according to forbes operates on $70 million budget. personal wealth estimated at $40 million. tonight's event part of a well choreographed live presentation complete with positive pop songs, sing along lyrics,

excited flag wavers and people soaking in the spirit. a message nancy pelosi was here to see. at one point more than 800 cal water customers in the south area had to boil their water. officials lifted the boil water alert for customers this afternoon. bacteria in the sa ply after a water main break. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. a swim for the record books. aquatic first for a woman who accomplished a journey others couldn't. a big stink for hundred of bay area swimmers and their families today. what was behind it. later i don't want my daughter in the room with donald trump tomorrow night. more fallout for donald trump after the gop event. the event he was

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history was made today when kim chambers became the first woman to swim to the golden gate bridge. melanie woodrow met up with kim at san francisco yacht club and has the story of a record breaking journey. kimberly chambers the first woman to swim from fair lawn island to the golden gate bridge. >> i'm in shock. i wanted that honor. but, you know, it's up to mother nature. >> mother nature and sharks. kim who is from new zealand managing to elude them.

chambers says one of the biggest challenges keeping food down her 17 hour 12 minute journey and approximately 30 mile swim. the temperatures in the low 60s. and her mom, rooting for her the entire time. i knew what she was going through. and it's hard not to reach out. because it's my daughter. but i just kept, i was just amazed at how he had such mental fortitude. and simon dominguez attempted the same swim last week. not finishing my swim. swims for schar tee and to inspire little girls. to dream big. even if it scares you because, you don't know what is going to happen. you might surprise yourself.

even if you are the first. in bell va dear, melanie woodruff. >> scary moments. after people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. two people take in to the hospital. they smelled the odor. swimmers and their families arrived just after 9:00 this morning. firefighters tracked the fumes to a painting project near where swim teams have set up rest areas. >> park police will be patrolling the lake in oakland after more closely that people want to kill river otters. visitors spotted one around the lake. some fishermen believe the mammals are feeding on the fish hurting their catch. killing an otter can bring a $1,000 fine and jail time. >> donors and volunteers ease the strain of back to school shopping for hundreds of needy families in san francisco today. the salvation army, hosted a become to school carnival.

1,500 children received backpacks. stocked up on pens, pencils and notebooks. abc 7 news was also across town at the community center that's where the tenth annual western edition took place. community groups appropriate viappropriate -- provided backpacks to youngsters. open in little more than a week. tourists tonight, one in particular stood out. a duck wearing a tux bib and shoes waddled among the tourists. i took the video. the duck seemed to fit in among the people out and about. no word on where the duck was going or if he ran out of a restaurant without paying the bill. that was a joke. see and share the video on abc 7 news facebook page. a lot of people viewed it. maybe close to 30,000 viewed it. lot of people sharing as well. now time to check in with drew. what did you think of skicpping out on the bill?

>> the best looking guy on the embarcadero. >> what a beautiful saturday. the bay area. quiet evening right now. live look from sfo camera. showing you do notice. the lights of the airport bouncing off low cloud along the coast. once again seeing the onshore push. wind out of the west. bringing the fog back evernight -- evernight overnight tonight. it will feel warmer. warm up briefly. much of the seven-day forecast has cooler air to talk about. out there right now. mainly in the 60s across the board. currently 64 concord. 63, oakland. 64, san jose. san francisco. 61 degrees. liver more right now checking in with temperature of 64 degrees. here's live doppler 7 hd, along with satellite. showing you much of the afternoon. coastal cloud cover. got wiped away early in the evening. lots of sunshine elsewhere. starting, the cloud, redevelop

thanks to the onshore flow. what we are watching. area of high pressure off the coast to the south and west. that's going to move in overnight tonight. 70s the stage for that warmer day. on sunday. but what is waiting in the wings, see the swirl in the atmosphere. moving onshore. seattle. vancouver. that is a cold front. that will dip south. kind of linger over the bay area for much of next week. bringing cooler temperatures with it. so future weather has you covered. tomorrow morning, typical summertime pattern across the region. lots of low cloud along the coast. fog around the bay. from the bay bridge south. quickly pulls back to the coast. by the afternoon. lots of sunshine on the way. only exception again. along the coast. much of san francisco. part of the peninsula will be in low clouds for the second half. if you are heading to outside land for the final day. a lot of cloud. maybe peeks of sunshine in the afternoon. the breeze out of the west will keep it chilly. mid 60s. about all of the top out tomorrow afternoon. different story across the bay in oakland.

and take on the astros. lots of sunshine there. warmer. 105. first pitch. temperature, 70 degrees. temperatures comfortable at 73 degrees. the easy index will be high tomorrow. the sunscreen and the hats and the glasses in full effect for everyone there. overnight tonight. see temperatures falling into the mid 50s in north bay. lots of upper 50s and low 60s across much of the bay area. with the coastal cloud. and the bay fog. high for sunday. microclimate. south bay. lots of afternoon sunshine. 82. 87, los gatos. cuppertino. 80, mountain view. half moon bay. 66. skr downtown san francisco. 65. daly city. north bay. napa. 76, and oakland up to 73. 78, freemont. 72, berkeley.

80s to 90s. high of 93 in brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast. coastal cloud tomorrow. we are briefly warmer. than that cold front sags south. lingers over the bay area for monday. tuesday. wednesday. even thursday. little in the way of change. until late next week. early next weekend. yes, there tip is. finally making a comeback. mid to upper 90s likely this time. >> seeing the mid 80s. that's great. >> thank you. ahead. bay area tech executive goes for a

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headliner tonight. the black keys. fight or flight. japanese engineers believe they can program a robot to run away from human bullies. that capability may have saved from a vandal. ka fa hitchbot was an experiment to see if the robot could hike to san francisco. and tesla founder went wing walking to day. posted on instagram this morning. went for a nice wing walk. what would possibly go wrong. photo by my lovely wife. of course, it is from a distance. can't really tell if that is elan or not. we'll take his word for it. >> where was his wife? >> exactly. beingen front of t ein front of. talking the hall of fame. >> no greater honor. today in canton.

the pro football hall of fame. two local heroes. tim brown of the raiders and char

pro football hall of famer. largest group since 1967. charles haley gets a call. well deserved. the only player to win five super bowl rings. the cowboys. he has 150 career sacks. and talked about the team aspect of football. i am truly blessed. played with the greatest in the history of football. i learned a lot. and one thing i learned from all the guys.

unselfish play. tim brown gets the nod. 17 years in the league. 1,074 catches. 105 tds. nine straight seasons. 1,000 yard receiving. put up the numbers with 19 quarterbacks. more impressive. talked about his hall of fame coach. so the first practice that we have -- you know, i ran the route. dropped the ball or something. i practice the day with a tear in my eye. after practice. i want to freddie. we're not going to make it like that. i need for you to talk to me a little differently. so we work that thing out. and for 15 years, we had an incredible relationship. congratulations to both.

giants struggling. after winning 13 of 15. hit the road for a ten game trip. and with the loss in chicago. 3 and 6 away from home. matt cane on the road. brandon bell. fifth home run this month. 15 on the season. two run shot. they got the cubs fan. trying to disrespect. throwing the ball back on the field. he need to work on his game. couldn't hold the lead. bottom three. and gives the cubs the lead. two run homer of his own. five runs. four innings. cubbies up 3-2. tied at 3. miguel montero knocks in another. base hit to center. they would have three more. and russell hit. cubs needed the three. the giants would rally. come up short. cubs win their third straight over the giants. 8-6 your final. and hosting the american league west astros. danny valencia. picked up the blue jays. home run. drove in the two runs in the first. double to the gap. and, coco crisp come around. 2-0.

as. chavez has not had a lot of run support. struck out four. one mistake in the fourth. preston tucker. solo shot. two run game. get the win. edward would get the first save. despite the tying run on third. second straight on the final. abc 7 sports report brought to you by xfinity. canton and the reaction to the new teammate. steak roun stick around. >> more controversy surrounding donald trump. why he was booted from a republican event this weekend? >> hailstorm look no other. major damage it did to an airplane flying from boston to salt lake city. we'll be right back.

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good evening. i'm matt keller. in to night's headlines. an ambulance took a man to the hospital after a five hour standoff with san jose police. he was hiding in the atting it home. police dogs helped capture the man. in redwood, a man is in jail accused of killing his girlfriend's 16-month-old daughter. the girl died thursday afternoon. he told paramedics the girl fell off the table. an autopsy deter mmined she was killed. the last day of the outside lands music festival in san francisco. sold out event so popular some jumped the fns to get ence. cited fantastic, after he was trying to sell artists wristban wristbands. he was not allowed to pr forerf.

the republican front-runner disinvited from a big event. devin dwyer has more on the controversial comment making headlines. uninvited. donald trump kicked off the list at a summit with republican candidates. >> i dent want my daughter in the room with donald trump tomorrow night. he is not invited. >> reporter: eric eriksson taking the stage saturday morning to explain why he didn't want the gop front-runner to show up. it all revolves around the comment trump made about megyn kelly during an interview on cnn friday. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her, wherever. >> critics pounced saying trump was attacking kelly because she is a woman. seeming to suggest she was hormonal. the state local trying to clarify, saying wherever meant her nose. some at the event he was banned from aren't big it.

>> you can be upself. if you want to be the leader of the free world. >> kelly questioned trump about his trooment of women. >> you call women you don't like, fat pigs, dogs, slobs. >> trump's fellow gop candidates quickly respond to the controversy. carly fiorina on twitter saying, mr. trump there is no excuse. i stand with megyn kelly. mike huckabee faced questions after speaking at the red state event. >> should mr. trump aapproximately jays to map apol to megyn kelly. >> your decision i think was the right one. mr. trump ought to apologize. today's trump's former long time adviser, roger stone is leaving the trump campaign, and the megyn kelly comments took away from the message. trump said he fired stone. five buildings in new york

tested positive for legionnaire's disease. among buildings two courthouses post office and high school. there is no sign any one has gotten ill from the new sites. ten people died in the largest outbreak in city's history. 108 cases reported in new york. >> hiker found dead in yellowstone national park killed by a grizzly bear. national park service says a montana man killed by an adult female and one cub. the man found dead yesterdayen a popular off trail area in the park. game warden search for an alligator after the reptile bit off a woman's arm in florida. the woman swam in a river. people canoeing and kayaking heard her screams. one of them beat the alligator with a paddle while it attacked. the folks pulled her from the water. the victim was rushed into surgery. >> waste water polluted a river in colorado reached northern new mexico and continuing to spill. 1 million gallons of waste water containing heavy metals spilling

wednesday when a clean-up crew breached a debris dam inside a gold mine. >> terrifying day home alone for two sisters 8 and 14. a burglar breck inoke in while dad was at work they've couldn't call for help. they didn't have a phone the what did they do. abc news's matt gutman. >> reporter: the intruder forced his way into the house in fresno. >> the friend's daughter is there. some one brock in. they're by themselves. >> where is the dad? >> at work. two girls, 14 and 8 retreated to the bathroom. locked the door. they couldn't call the police they didn't have of a phone. but did have one of these, a tablet. instead of phoning in their plea for help, they tapped into an app, google hangouts. which allowed them to send instant messages. reaching a friend of the family. she dialed 911. the dispatcher was struggling with the concept. >> what number did they texas you from? >> a hangout app. >> no phone?

>> no phone there. doesn't have a telephone. >> i got the message for her asking her to call the police. she is completely freaking out. >> within a minute a police cruiser rolled up to the house. >> we opened the door. to begin announcements. the suspect went out the back door into the waiting hand of an officer. >> the girl's father rushing home in time to see the 23-year-old arrested. their father does not want to be identified. he said he figures it is time for a watch dog. >> guess we'll do that today. >> or maybe a cell phone. matt gutman. abc news, los angeles. hailstorm forced the packed delta air lines plane to make emergency landing. >> having a hard time here. >> it was flying from boston to salt lake city when the storm hit. so fierce pilots couldn't see. cockpit window were shattered. the nose of the plane was even dented. the plane ultimately made an automatic landing in denver. one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. still to come, the unsung heroes

who built the railroads in the 1860s. the story of the chinese workers who made it happen. >> meteorologist, started off the weekend with cooler temperatures. plenty of sunshine i'm trackin

an american success story. the linking of the east and west

by railroad in the 160s. many of the people who built it weren't americans, but chinese. and now there is an effort under way to tell their story. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley has the details. it has been more than 146 years since this famous photo was taken. it celebrated linking of the central pacific and union pacific railroads with the golden spike in utah. and recovering the history of the 10,000 chinese who came to america. their labor was absolutely key to the railroad being completed. >> we know very little about who they were. their names even. what they experienced. how they were recruited. how they lived, worked, died on the railroad. what happened subsequently. >> their story is hard to tell.

they left no written record themselves. there is not a single letter or journal or even remittance envelope written in the hand of one of the workers who has yet surfaced in the u.s. or china. >> generations of racism and discrimination left the story of the chinese laborers untold until now. >> this is an attempt to j kaede people about the transcontinental that joined the country. that it provided, a highway. if you will. between east and west. but it was also a gateway to the orient. >> the chinese railroad workers in north america project is piecing together what really happened. so far isn't a lot to go on. just family stories, old photos and drawings. and documents from the railroad's builders. stanford university founder, leiland stanford was among them. >> i would love to see any evidence of a campfire. >> researchers are working with the historical society of america. this video shows archaeologists sifting through the past for

items that might tell them exactly where the chinese cam from and how they lived. >> would have been dangerous work. >> society is collecting oral histories for the project. >> my great grandfather, was a -- worked on the central pacific railroad in september. august, september, october of 1866. >> the project isn't just looking to chinese descendants to tell the story of the iron road. they're also looking for clues in the diaries or letters of others who worked on the railroad. >> were're trying to reach out historians, mormons, many worked on the line. >> the project hopes to know more about the chinese workers by 2019. just in time for the 150th anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad. dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> think you can help the chinese railroad workers project. check out our website. abc 7 news.com. we'll point you in the right direction.

>> today, san jose honored the legacy of world war ii jen ration with the spirit of 45. the police department tweeted pictures of the world war ii commemorative weekend celebration at history park. august 14, 1945, when president truman announced japan surrendered sparking celebrations for the end of world war ii. all right. now team to check in and seems look so much going on here in san francisco and the south bay. all around. and pretty nice weather. cooler. >> yeah, yeah. outside. it is going to be rather chilly. with the cloud cover. the fog. one way sunshine across the bay. temperatures. nationwide look at weather map. no organized front. afternoon summer like thunderstorms across the board. 84, minneapolis. 77, chicago. with the afternoon showers. along the east coast. the wide range of temperatures. 71 in the afternoon. boston. 83. 88, d.c. showers popping up too. 94, atlanta. hot in dallas. 105.

sunshine. phoenix tracking showers in the afternoon. and hot. at 106. by the afternoon hours. back here in california. lots of sunshine. it is a very quiet weather pattern. we'll have high pressure moves in. brings sunshine. and warmer end to the weekend. 91, sacramento. 76, l.a. 107, palm springs. 69. monterey. zoom into the bay area tomorrow. sunshine everywhere except the immediate coastline. the clouds will linger there for much of the afternoon. 69, san francisco. tomorrow afternoon. 66. 82, san jose. 73, oakland. santa rosa. the accuweather seven day. coastal cloud tomorrow. a warmer end to the weekend. we are tracking a cold front that lingers over us. much of the seven day forecast is below normal. except for friday and saturday. we warm up nicely in the august heat. coming back one week from today. >> man feels like the beginning of september. which would be nice for football season. and we got football coming tomorrow. the first game of the season. >> right. inducting hall of fame.

you know the football season has started. act new members inducted into the hall. and the reaction on deck. an also hear from one of the 49ers newest members. interesting take. all of this and mr. neore next sports.

pro football hall of fame. eight inductees today. largest group since 1967. locally, former 49er, charles haley gets the call. brown has hall of fame stats. 17 year career. 1,094. 15,000 yards. and 105 touchdowns. nine pro bowls. nine straight seasons. 1,000 yard receiving. 19 different quarterbacks. more impressive. haley, only player to win five super bowl rings. mr. d, eddie de bartalo. a golf story. he took me down to pebble beach,

guys. to play golf. you know, i don't know how to play golf, right. so i am driving the golf cart around. i drive the golf cart up on the green. okay. some guy is like get off the green. what is he talking about. i go to the next hole. i drive of on the green. so then, you know. this guy comes. opens his mouth again. i'm going to knock him out. i start to turn around. hey, you can't drive up on the green. i said, [ bleep ] green. charles also talked candidly being diagnosed as bipolar late in his career. afraid to ask for help. one of the best speeches. funny and heartfelt. tomorrow the nfl season, preseason. steelers, vikings hall of fame.

former pittsburgh star. and the last to speak in front of a mostly home crowd. a speech with a shoutout to his son. jerome junior. >> one last message to my son. son. there is not much that i can give you. that is more important than our good name. so don't screw it up. no pressure on that young man. the 49ers still reeling from yesterday's release of teammate, aldridge smith. the front office would not tolerate his behavior. five arrests. now helping their seventh overall pick in 2011. get his life together. shown to be one of the most fierce pass rushers in the game. 42 sacks. 43 games as a pro. the game off the field did not match on field per foreign minister an

minister -- performance. and they hope he can get his life together. more important than being a football player. >> no one is perfect. hope he gets the help he needs. best thing. he has the support needed here. he is no longer a member of the team. everyone is committed to that. coach is committed to that. he has hat that in everyone. >> it is an unfortunate situation. he is very talented. very smart guy. and just think that everybody, everybody is not perfect. and i truly believe that. i wish him the best of luck. i know he is a great guy. great player. >> ricky fowler look alike. third round of the bridgestone. pga. yesterday, leader, jim furyk. three birdies, on the 11th. 1 under 69. co-leader. justin rose. shot a 7 under 63. four birdies on the last six holes. the 50 footer on 18. also, nine under par. and houston dynamo. and, pick up the second yellow card of the game.

two yellows make a red. done for the night. playing with ten men. tied it at one. late in the game. the man with one name. alex. scores the game winner. houston wins it 2-1. saber cats. ending the regular season. quarterback, didn't play much. he had, 220 yard. two tds. 49 yards. and maurice purify. nathan stanley. two td passes. dj stevens. saber cats. regular season. league tying record of 17-1 t 16-38 the final. back in the west semis. stanford. and taking on carolina pishokova. took the first set. 6-5. great drop shot. wins in straight sets. advancing to the fifth final on tour. and meanwhile, the second semi. dominated start to fin tish. winning nine of ten. taking the match in straight sets. and so 3-0 in finals this year.

will face the sunday final. abc 7 sports report. brought to you by xfinity. congratulations to hall of famers the nothing like it inducted into the sports hall. ultimate team in all of sports. >> cool to see 49ers and raiders get to sepp great. >> interesting next year. terrell owens, brett favre. good names next year. >> shathank you. maybe you. >> pass me by. >> that's it. tomorrow morning at 5:00. thank you for joining us. we get 24/7k this out. professional monitoringme and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking]

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